Exam 2: Female Flashcards
MC condition regarding vulva
Inflammation
Vulvitis can be due to ___, a form of eczema
Allergic contact dermatitis
Vulvitis can also be due to infections, which include
HPV HSV2 N gonorrhea C albicans Syphilis
Candyloma acuminatum due to what infections
HPV6
HPV11
Obstruction/ dilation of Bartholin gland
Bartholin cyst
Bartholin cysts develop ___ and can result in ___ if infected
Quickly
Bartholin abscess
No cancer risk and develops following chronic irritation
Lichen simplex chronicus
MC in ages 8-60 (bimodal) and 5% chance of developing SCC
Lichen Sclerosus
Smooth, white, near labia Minora
Lichen sclerosus
Wart-like structure
Condyloma
Condylomata acuminata
HPV 6 and 11
Condylomata lata
Secondary syphilis
90% SCC, lymphatic Mets, >60 yo describes
Valvular carcinoma
HPV related SCC
HPV 16 and 18
Valvular intraepithelial neoplasia
Middle Aged, smoker, immunodeficiency
Non HPV related SCC
Older women
Lichen Sclerosus
MC valvular carcinoma
Non HPV related SCC
Leukorrhea, pain, itching all describe
Vaginitis
MC cancers that Mets to vagina
Colorectal
Cervical
Primary vaginal cancer
SCC
Vaginal SCC MC in ___ and involves ___
Elderly
Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia (VAIN)
Rare vaginal cancer observed in daughters whose mothers took DES
Clear cell adenocarcinoma
Rare vaginal cancer with polyploid mass, observed in young girls
Form of rhabdomyosarcoma
Sarcoma botryoides
MC benign and can cause leukorrhea, bleeding, fever, pain
Cervicitis
Infections that can cause cervicitis
Chlamydia (MC) Trichomoniasis Candidiasis Gonorrhea Herpes HPV
Non-infectious cervicitis
Acute = postpartum
Chronic = reproductive aged women
Chronic non-infectious cervicitis is due to
Fluctuating estrogen levels
High risk HPVs for cervical cancer
HPV 16 and 18
Most HPV infections are transient and involve
Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN)
CIN koilocytosis characteristics
Anaplasia
Enlarged nuclei
Irregular borders
Darker staining
CIN MC age age
30
Low grade (CIN1) care plan
Observation
60% regress
10% progress
High grade (CIN 2 and 3) care plan
Excision
30% regress
10% cancer
Acetic acid test is used for
Cervix cancer diagnosis
All invasive carcinoma of cervix come from
HPV infection
MC invasive carcinoma of cervix
SCC (75%)
Adenocarcinoma 20%
Carcinoid 5%
Invasive carcinoma of cervix MC diagnosed age
45
Cervical cancer MC in women who
Lack screening
MC cause of death in cervical cancer patients
Renal failure
10% of cervical cancer Mets if size is
> 3mm
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease caused by
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
TB
Endometritis can be caused by __ or __
PID
Retained products
Retained products that can cause endometritis
Conception
Abortion
IUD
Extrauterine endometrium
Endometriosis
Endometriosis freq
10% reproductive aged women
1/2 of all female infertility due to
Endometriosis
Endometriosis symptoms
Dysmenorrhea Dysuria Pelvic pain Painful BMs Painful intercourse
Locations for endometriosis
Ovaries Peritoneum Pouch of Douglas Uterine ligaments Fallopian tubes
“Chocolate cyst” a sign of
Endometriosis
3 theories of endometriosis
Regurgitation
Metaplasia
Benign Mets (vascular or lymphatic)
Menorrhagia
Profuse/prolonged menstruation
Metrorrhagia
Irregular, between periods
Spotting
Anovulatory cycle
Inadequate luteal phase
Retained endometrium
Extremes of reproductive life
Overgrowth of endometrial cells due to high estrogen or failed ovulation
Endometrial hyperplasia
3-50% transform into carcinoma
Endometrial cancer
MC female genital tract cancer
Endometrial carcinoma
Endometrial carcinoma affects ages ___
55-65
Signs of endometrial carcinoma
Enlarged uterus
Leukorrhea
Metrorrhagia
Types of endometrial carcinoma
Endometrioid (80%)
Serous (15%)
Endometrioid cancer involves ___ and occurs ___
Endometrial hyperplasia
Perimenopausal
Endometrioid can be due to
High estrogens Diabetes Lynch syndrome HTN Infertility
Serous endometrial carcinoma
Endometrial atrophy
TP53 mutations
Aggressive
High estrogen levels can be due to
Obesity
PCOS
Hormone replacement therapy
Endometrial polyps are MC
Perimenopausal
___ can cause abnormal uterine bleeding and be a cancer risk
Endometrial polyps
Benign smooth muscle tumor that occurs in reproductive aged women, AA, and due to high estrogen levels
Leiomyoma
Solitary malignant smooth muscle tumor that occurs postmenopausal
Leiomyosarcoma
Leiomyosarcoma Mets MC to
Lungs
5 year survival 40%
Freq of leiomyoma
30-50% reproductive aged women
___ has lymphatic Mets but has a good prognosis
Endometrial carcinoma
Salpingitis can be due to
Chlamydia Gonorrhea Strep Staph PID Sepsis Ectopic pregnancy Endometriosis Tumor
Salpingitis is risk for
Ectopic pregnancy
Sterility
Signs of salpingitis
Fever
Abdominal pain
Pelvic mass
Adenocarcinoma MC on fimbriae
Fallopian tube carcinoma
___ invades peritoneal cavity
Fallopian tube carcinoma
Fallopian tube carcinoma due to what mutations
TP53
BRCA1
BRCA2
Ovarian cyst
Serous-filled cysts usually 1-4 cm
Ovarian cysts usually form from
Graafian or ruptured follicles
Larger ovarian cysts are at a risk for rupture and can cause
Acute abdomen
Multiple cystic follicles that can enlarge to 2X size
PCOS
___ can have cigar-shaped nuclei
Leiomyosarcoma
Up to 15% of reproductive aged women affected with
PCOS
___ and ___ are familial
Ovarian cysts
PCOS
PCOS associated with ___ and insulin resistance
Obesity
Signs of PCOS
High androgens, estrogens, and LH
Low FSH
Hirsutism
Obesity
PCOS can cause oligomenorrhea or
Infertility
5th MC cause of ca related deaths
Ovarian tumors
Risks for ovarian tumors
> 20 yo
Nulliparity/ low parity
Family history BRCA1 or 2
Oral contraception decreases risk of ___
Ovarian tumors
Surface epithelial tumors can be ___ or ___ and represent 90% of ovarian cancers
Benign 75%
Malignant 25%
Gravidity
Number of times a female has been pregnant
Parity
Number of pregnancies carried to viable gestational age
BEAT signs of ovarian tumors
Bloated sensation
Eating difficulty
Abdominal pain
Trouble with GI or GU
Teratomas of ovarian tumors originate from
Germ cell tissue
Serous tumors and endometrioid tumors originate from
Surface epithelial cells
20% ovarian tumors and calcification is common, aiding in imaging
Ovarian teratomas
Teratomas MC age
25
Younger age at diagnosis of ovarian teratomas
Increases cancer risk
MC surface epithelial tumor of ovary
Serous tumor
Freq and age groups of benign and malignant serous tumors of ovary
60% benign , 30-40 yo
25% malignant, 45-65 yo
Serous tumors can be large and are 25%
Bilateral
Malignant serous tumors represent __ of all ovarian cancers and have a __ prognosis
60%
Poor
Endometrioid tumors are MC
Malignant, 30% bilateral
___ associated with endometrial CA and endometriosis
Endometrioid tumors
If endometrioid tumor is solid….
Increased CA risk
Cancer of GI tract that has spread to ovaries
Krukenberg tumor
Signet-ring cells are characteristic of
Krukenberg tumors
Rare tumor that represents 2% of all ovarian tumors
Krukenberg tumor
80% are bilateral and Mets via lymphatics, with MC age ___
Krukenberg tumor
45 yo
MC placental infection
Ascending
Ascending placental infection
MC from premature rupture of membranes
Neutrophils and edema
Ascending placental infections MC from
Bacteria
Transplacental infection caused by
Toxoplasmosis Other (TB, HIV, T Pallidum, P falciparum) Rubella CMV HSV
90% of ectopic pregnancies are
Tubal
1% of all pregnancies
Ectopic pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy usually ruptures in first trimester and signs include
Acute abdominal pain (salpingitis)
Hemorrhage
Shock
Infertility
Group of tumors resulting from abdominal fertilization
Gestational trophoblastic Disease
Gestational trophoblastic disease mimics ___ and produces increased levels of ___
Early pregnancies
Increased hCG
3 types of gestational trophoblastic disease
Hydatidiform mole
Invasive mole
Choriocarcinoma
Benign, cystic, “grape-like” mass
Hydatidiform mole
Complete hydatidiform mole
2 sperm, no fetal parts
Risk for invasive mole
Partial hydatidiform mole
1 egg and 1 sperm
Early fetal parts
Invasive mole
Benign, but locally invasive
From complete moles
Possible hemorrhage
Choriocarcinoma
Malignant
Severe uterine bleeding
Extreme HCG bleeding
50% from complete mole, 25% from pregnancy, 25% from abortion
Which gestational trophoblastic disease is cancerous
Choriocarcinoma
What percentage of all lumps in the breast are cancerous
10%
Choriocarcinoma Mc Mets to to
Lungs
“Cannonball Mets”
Toxemia of pregnancy
Preeclampsia
Diagnostic criteria for preeclampsia
HTN (>20 wks gestation)
Proteinuria
Edema in face or periphery
Involves endothelial dysfunction, MC in 3rd trimester
Preeclampsia
Risks and freq of preeclampsia
Risk = 1st pregnancy, >35 yo
5-10% all pregnancies
Primigravida
1st pregnancy
Signs of preeclampsia
Pitting edema Proteinuria Pulmonary edema Thrombosis RBC damage Low platelets Convulsions/seizures
Marked by onset of seizures and possible coma
Eclampsia
10% of cases of eclampsia develop HELLP syndrome, which consists of
Hemolysis
Elevated Liver enzymes
Low Platelets
Breast lesions MC ___
Benign
Breast abnormalities
Supernumerary nipple (5% population)
Inverted nipple
Galactocele
Galactocele
Obstructed mammary gland duct
40% of breast “lumps” are
Fibrocystic changes
Fibrocystic changes MC in what quadrant
Superolateral
__ decreases risk of fibrocystic changes
Oral contraception
Menstrual hormonal fluctuations common with ____, which commonly occurs in reproductive aged females
Fibrocystic changes
2 categories of fibrocystic changes
Nonproliferative
Proliferative